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DECISION TO-DAY. RELIEF OUTCRY
It is expected in State Parliamentary circles that there will be a sharp division of opinion among State Minister, when the Cabinet meets to-day ...
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HOSPITAL WORKS.
A programme of hospital works in New South Wales, involving an expenditure of £966,500, is expected to be in progress within two months. ...
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EXPULSION THREAT.
At a meeting of more than 70 unions at the Trades Hall last night, a resolution was carried almost unanimously denouncing the A.L.P. ...
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EMPIRE TRAINS.
Plans for tours through England and Scotland of Empire trains, advertising dominion foodstuffs, were announced yesterday by Sir Richard Linton, special ...
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BOYCOTT ON WOOL. JAPAN WATCHES.
The prevailing impression in Tokyo is that Japan will not enter into any trade agreement with Australia until she has seen the effect of the absence of ...
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ATTACK ON IRUN.
The onslaught by the Spanish rebels on Irun, near San Sebastian, was halted yesterday, when the attackers were within a quarter of a mile of their ...
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GERMAN SHIP FIRED ON AND SEARCHED. Spanish Cruiser's Action.
Intense excitement has been caused in political circles in Serlin by the action of a Spanish cruiser in firing upon and, later, searching a German steamer which was on her way to Cadiz, where the rebels are in control. ...
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CHAIN STORES.
The Minister for Labour and Industry (Mr. Dunningham) stated last night that the Industrial Commission would inquire into the operation of chain ...
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GROWERS' STATEMENT.
"Serious as the position is, there is no occasion for undue alarm. The wool market is steady, and the opening sales promise to be well suppoited." ...
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CALL AT REBEL PORT ABANDONED.
It is understood that the stopping of the Kamerun was designed to prevent the breaking of a blockade of certain coastal areas which has been declared ...
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EMPIRE DEFENCE. London Conference.
Empire defence will be discussed at the Imperial Conference next year, and it has been suggested in defence circles that the Minister for Defence (Sir Archdale Parkhill) ...
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CHICKENS BY AIR.
Twenty-five newly-hatched chickens, which have flown about 2400 miles in three days, arrived in Sydney yesterday afternoon by the Holyman's Airways 'plane from Melbourne. ...
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LICENSING REPORT.
The Minister in charge of trade treaties (Sir Henry Gullet) to-day denied a report that the Commonwealth Government was about to impose a licensing system on Japanese ...
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WORK FOR 10,000.
The Minister for Local Government (Mr. Spooner) announced yesterday that the extensive programme of development and revenueproducing works to be carried out, by ...
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MARINE DRIVE.
Mr. L. H. Webber, shire engineer of Woy Woy, has presented to the Council a report on a proposed marine drive on the road between Sydney and Newcastle. The ...
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RECRUITING CAMPAIGN.
With the removal of the Royal Military College to Duntroon next year, some of the space vacated in Victoria Barracks will probably be used for the training of, additional warrant ...
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LOST FISHERMEN.
Coastal storms continued to-day, but the search was carried on for the three fishermen—Arthur Goulden, Alexander McLennan, and Bert Parry—who have been missing in ...
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UNDERWORLD FEUD.
The underworld feud which led to the murder last week-end of Edward Rankin Gardiner may not end with his death. The police fear that if the murderer is not found ...
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BRITAIN'S PRACTICAL NEUTRALITY.
The British Government's prohibition of the export of arms and aircraft to Spain (announced in a late edition yesterday) is inlended to apply equally to aircraft assembled ...
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CATALONIA.
The Government of the province of Catalonia, which supports the Madrid Government, has taken the vital step of establishing its virtual independence of the Madrid ...
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RADIO STATION.
The advisory committee appointed by the Australian Broadcasting Commission has decided unanimously to ask the commission to erect immediately an alternative national ...
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AIR MAIL SERVICE.
Official information was received in Sydney yesterday that the new four-engined flying boat for the England-Australia service attained a speed of more than 200 miles an hour ...
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TOWN WITHOUT BEER
Wyndham was left without beer when 200 men from the meat works left for the south by the Koolinda on August 13. When the men boarded the vessel they found that the ...
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CABLE COMMUNICATION.
Mr. E. F. Biven, manager of the Eastern Extension Australasia and China Telegraph Co., Ltd., referring yesterday to the cabled complaint from Spanish lebel sources that an ...
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UZCUDUN DEAD.
Paolina Uzcudun, the famous Spanish heavyweight boxer, who fought Primo Carnera for the world's championship title in 1933, has been executed by a Government firing squad. ...
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MEN ON DOLE.
Although no official estimates were obtainable, the number of men on the dole was increased yesterday as the result of the curtailment of emergency relief works. ...
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VOLLEY OF SHOTS.
Ralph Laurie, 35, was shot at the Rea Social Club, Bourke-street, Darlinghurst, last night. Laurie is the proprietor of the club, which consists of a large room on the first floor. ...
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WOOL SUBSTITUTES.
F. Schmidt, a German woolbuyer, who returned from a visit to Germany by the Comorin yesterday, said that the growth and development of the manufacture of substitutes ...
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THREE INJURED IN FIRE.
Two women and a boy were injured when a four-roomed weatherboard cottage, owned by Mr. D. B. McLelland, about a mile out of Coolamon, was destroyed by fire last night. ...
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MR. SPOONER'S SPEECH.
Speaking at Rose Bay last night, the Minister for Works and Local Government (Mr. Spooner) claimed that the Government had tackled the problem of unemployment as it ...
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LIAISON OFFICER.
The Attorney-General (Mr. Menzies) commended yesterday the suggestion that the Associated Chambers of Manufactures should appoint a permanent liaison officer in London ...
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MINERS' CONGRATULATIONS.
The State mine lodge carried a resolution congratulating the Spanish workers on fighting to maintain constitutional government. The resolution will be forwarded to the ...
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